EPL Fixtures: Everything you need to know about Saturday’s Premier League action

All eyes will be on Manchester City as they look to seal the deal against rivals Manchester United at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday evening. A win would mean a third Premier League crown for Pep Guardiola's side with a record-breaking six games to spare.

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - MARCH 31: Leroy Sane of Manchester City celebrates with teammates after scoring his sides first goal during the Premier League match between Everton and Manchester City at Goodison Park on March 31, 2018 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images)

Premier League fixtures on Saturday, 7 April

All kick off times are SAST.

Everton v Liverpool

The Toffees will have their hands full as they welcome the Reds to Goodison Park in the first of the Merseyside Derby Day clashes. Everton will be aiming to register their first Premier League win over Liverpool in 17 attempts.

Kick off time: 13:30

AFC Bournemouth v Crystal Palace

Bournemouth have been impressive at home, clinching 14 out of a possible 21 points. They welcome Palace who are hovering just above the relegation zone in 17th spot but the Eagles will find solace in the fact that they have kept clean sheets in both their Premier League trips to the Cherries.

Kick off time: 16:00

West Bromwich Albion v Swansea City

With West Brom in the doldrums following their poor run of form and the departure of manager Alan Pardew earlier this week, the Baggies must be thinking that life can only get better. With only three wins this season, the hosts will rely on Salomon Rondon to continue his hold over the Swans having scored four home goals including a hat-trick last season.

Kick off time: 16:00

Watford v Burnley

The Hornets will look to Troy Deeney to keep scoring against Burnley at home as has been the case in their last four games at Vicarage Road. The Clarets, on the other hand, have already won six away matches this season as they chase the Gunners who are placed one spot above them in sixth.

Kick off time: 16:00

Leicester City v Newcastle United

Leicester City have won their last four Premier League games against Newcastle and if they make it five-in-a-row on Saturday, they will become the first PL club to do this against a single opponent. The Foxes have left it late during their last three games, scoring in the 90th minute to keep a firm hold on eighth position.

Brighton & Hove Albion v Huddersfield Town

Huddersfield will aim to complete a league double over Brighton after beating Christopher Hughton’s side 2-0 in December, and if successful, will be the first time since the 2010/11 season. Both teams can do with a win with Huddersfield losing to Newcastle United and Brighton to Leicester last weekend.

Kick off time: 16:00

Stoke City v Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs are the only team not to lose in 2018 and are unbeaten in their last 13 games. Currently placed fourth, and comfortably so with an eight-point advantage over Chelsea, Mauricio Pochettino’s side will have fond memories having thrashed the Potters 5-1 in December.

Kick off time: 16:00

Manchester City v Manchester United

This table-topping clash is bound to steal all the headlines as City look to secure their third Premier League crown with six games left. If Pep Guardiola’s side get it right, they will break United’s record of having won the title the earliest. But City won’t have it all their way. The Red Devils are unbeaten in their last two visits to the Etihad Stadium keeping clean sheets each time.

Premier League fixtures on Sunday, 8 April

Arsenal v Southampton

While Arsenal have nothing much to play for other than Europa League honours, the Saints desperately need a win to ease some of the pressure that comes with occupying 18th spot above only Stoke City and West Bromwich Albion.

Kick off time: 15:15

Chelsea v West Ham United

The Blues could do with a victory as they chase that elusive Champions League qualifying fourth spot. It helps that they are unbeaten in 11 Premier Leauge matches against the Hammers, losing 2-3 way back in September 2002.